The second chapter of Mood Waves’ Digital Moods series finds the label crew and close affiliates navigating the smoother side of their sound spectrum - though “smooth” here comes with the subtext of late-night mischief.
Two cities, one sound, and a name borrowed from a cartoon horse - Horsemen are a transnational House duo whose grooves gallop between Berlin grit and Amsterdam swing.
Mainrecords doesn’t broadcast on FM - it hums at its own underground frequency.
In the ever-shifting choreography of electronic music distribution, KMA60 moves like a seasoned conductor - its gestures subtle, its impact resounding.
Garrett David doesn’t rush. He never has.
There’s no denying that MADVILLA is in a purple patch.
Kepler launches his new label and event series called Contact with a debut statement that feels less like a first step and more like a fully formed manifesto.
Cadence, the club-ready alias of Connor Canty, kicks off the new label Cash For Trax with a two-tracker that doesn’t just nod to the past - it shoves it into the rave with style.
Dungeon Meat’s 18th outing, "Track Assassins", arrives via the hands of Brawther and Tristan da Cunha - the duo behind the no-frills, all-thrills label that’s become synonymous with stripped-back, funk-charged House.
Ducking the hype and doubling down on heavyweight, functional grooves, Dungeon Meat’s Slabs imprint returns with another no-frills slab of dancefloor pressure
Torture the Artist 